I am a student at Fuller Theological Seminary in Pasadena. I am getting my Master of Arts in Theology. One of the reasons I chose Fuller was because of its unique program that attempts to blend one’s art with his/her study of theology. Thus, through Fuller’s Brehm Center, I am getting an MAT Degree in the Theology/Arts Format. I am in my final year of study, and that affords me the opportunity to spend three quarters working on my Master’s Thesis Project. Instead of writing a traditional piece of scholarly work, we are encouraged to integrate our knowledge of theology and ministry into our art. It is more an exercise in practical theology. In my case, art means graphic and web design. It is my goal to design a Web 2.0 site geared towards serving the Christian community. I won’t write much more than that here because I don’t want to give away my brilliant ambitions just yet. The site will reside under the ENDEAVR.COM domain. I am in the process of trying to design its logo. Instead of using a typeface that already exists, I chose to draw each letter in the domain’s logo. I may create a small icon to sit to the left of the word. Everything I think of seems too cliche. Any ideas for an icon? How about a critique of the logo so far? Please leave comments.
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Trevor Behrns
I can’t quite put my finger on it, but my initial gut reaction was “Japanese video game about futuristic dragon wars.” Knowing what this project is about, I would say don’t be too afraid of the obvious. Rather than completely avoid anything cliche, try thinking of it as reinventing and reframing it in a modern web 2.0 like context. Can’t wait to see how this project turns out.
Nov 12th, 2007
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